
Amanda Jelowicki
Anchor/Reporter
Amanda Jelowicki is an anchor/reporter for Global News in Montreal.
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Westmount blue collar strike puts a damper on activities
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Groundbreaking surgery gives Quebec boy gift of sight
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Montreal child’s blood samples expire before lab could test
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Elderly woman seriously injured after being pinned down by Murphy bed
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New statistics reveal Montreal housing crisis, poverty deepening
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Heavier fines, stricter regulations for negligent building owners under new Montreal bylaw
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Elderly Montreal cat facing eviction
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Tough sell: Montreal’s housing market to continue sliding this summer
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West Island still on high alert as flood watch continues
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Legal victory for Mohawk Mothers in Montreal as deal reached to search for remains
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Habs’ Mike Matheson makes an appearance to inspire students at Montreal school
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Westmount power grid stands strong against ice storm
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Quebec provincial police officers’ association calling for change following death of Sgt. Maureen Breau
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Allan Memorial victims in Quebec hope to sue the CIA
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Quebec’s new health reform expected to put pressure on medical specialists
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City of Longueuil, Que., hearing postponed for possible contempt of court charges
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Are outdoor skating rinks at risk of extinction in Montreal?
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Local businessman Mitch Garber offers to help save the Montreal Gazette
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Mass held to honour victims of Laval daycare bus crash
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Quebec daycare crash: Hailed as heroes, parents return to the scene
Author Archives
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Service interruptions, pool closed: Westmount blue collar strike underwayWestmount's blue collar workers launched a one week strike Thursday morning, pushing back the opening of the city's public outdoor swimming pool.CanadaJun 1
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Groundbreaking gene therapy gives the gift of sight to Quebec childDoctors at the Maisonneuve Rosemont ophthamology clinic performed groundbreaking surgery on an 11-year-old boy, reversing a rare genetic condition that can cause blindness.CanadaMay 29
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Toddler must repeat painful tests after hospital let blood samples sit too long, mother saysA Quebec mother says her daughter has to redo three months of difficult testing for celiac disease, after the Montreal Children's Hospital failed to test her initial samples.CanadaMay 25
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Montreal family warns against dangers of motorized beds after senior was trappedAn elderly woman from Montreal recounts the terrifying ordeal in which she was trapped and almost suffocated in a motorized Murphy bed that closed all on its own.CanadaMay 18
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In Montreal, 1 in 5 households can’t afford both rent and other basic needsCentraide says Montreal's housing crisis has reached staggering heights, with one in five households not able to make ends meet.CanadaMay 15
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Sales dwindle, frustration mounts after crumbling building closes stretch of busy Montreal streetDowntown Montreal merchants say they are frustrated a major part of Ste-Catherine Street remains closed to car traffic because of a crumbling building.CanadaMay 11
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Montreal tenants fight to keep pets after landlord orders them outA pair of tenants in a duplex are fighting to keep their pets in their apartments after new building owners ordered them out or they would not renew their lease.CanadaMay 1
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Mohawk Mothers relieved as search begins for potential unmarked graves at former Montreal hospitalMohawk Mothers are declaring a victory, after signing an agreement with McGill and the SQI to allow for archeological mapping at a former hospital to look for unmarked graves.CanadaApr 20
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Habs player Mike Matheson thrills kids with heartwarming school visitOut of the playoffs, Montreal Canadiens player Mike Matheson wanted to give back to his community, so he visited an elementary school talking about the importance of sport.CanadaApr 17
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Westmount power grid stands strong against powerful ice stormWhile the Island of Montreal and its surroundings were grappling with major power outages, the city of Westmount was left largely untouched.CanadaApr 6
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Quebec police launch petition to ask for safer work conditions after death of officerThe Association of provincial police officers are launching a petition to demand safer work conditions, following the stabbing death of Sgt. Maureen Breau.CanadaApr 3
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Allan Memorial Institute victims seek to sue CIALawyers for victims and their families of experiments carried out at the Allan Memorial Institute in the 1950s and 60s are seeking to sue the CIA for compensation.CanadaMar 30
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Quebec wants medical specialists to work harder, report suggestsQuebec's major healthcare reform bill is expected this week, and reports suggest the province wants medical specialists to work harderCanadaMar 27
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City of Longueuil, Que. gets postponement of contempt of court chargesThe City of Longueuil argued for a postponement of its hearing in front of the Quebec Human Rights Tribunal related to contempt of court charges it could faceCanadaMar 23
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Montreal’s outdoor skating rinks are in danger as winters keep getting warmerOutdoor non-refrigerated rinks are struggling this winter, as Montreal experiences the second warmest winter on record since 1875.CanadaFeb 20
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Prominent local businessman Mitch Garber offers to buy stake in Montreal GazetteA prominent local Montreal businessman and philanthropist has offered to try and help save the Montreal Gazette from major editorial cuts by purchasing it from PostmediaCanadaFeb 16
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Online campaigns for Laval, Que. bus tragedy families raise over $100KAlmost a dozen GoFundMe campaigns have been launched to benefit the victims of the Laval, Que., bus tragedy. Experts warn people should do their research before giving online.CanadaFeb 13
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Westmount library eliminates late fees to encourage more borrowingThe Westmount Public Library is eliminating late fees for borrowing books in a bid to encourage reading and more people using the library.CanadaJan 26
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Downtown Montreal drowning in sea of construction projects, up to 94% of streets closed in a yearThe city of Montreal is drowning in a sea of construction, with too many projects taking up too much space with little co-ordination.CanadaJan 19
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Municipalities across Quebec vow to keep bilingual statusDozens of towns across Quebec are vowing to pass resolutions to keep their bilingual status, after the government adopted Bill 96 last year.CanadaJan 16
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Preliminary hearing relating to sex charges facing former Montreal coach beginsThe preliminary hearing into sexual assault charges former coach Robert Litvack is facing began at the Montreal courthouse Thursday morning.CanadaJan 12
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Quebec coroner investigates death of woman after plastic surgeryQuebec's coroner is investigating the death of a Laval woman, who was declared brain dead almost two weeks after getting plastic surgery at a Westmount clinic.CanadaDec 13, 2022
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Mother suffers nightmare ordeal to get her sick baby treated in MontrealA Montreal mother recounts her nightmare trying to get her sick baby seen by a doctor. It took days to get him treatment for pneumonia.CanadaNov 28, 2022
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Wait times for passport applications appear to be easing in MontrealAfter a summer of long lineups for Canadian passport applications, wait times now seem to be back under control.CanadaNov 24, 2022
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Felling of rare acacia trees leaves Westmount residents dividedA five-year plan to cut and replant trees in Westmount's King George Park has left residents bitterly divided over the project.CanadaNov 14, 2022